to triple-space
5.8
To type text with two empty lines between each line
- verb
- /ˈtrɪpəl speɪs/
:
interlineado triple
- Please triple-space your essay to make it easier to read.
Examples
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Please triple-space your document before submission.
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She triple-spaced the document as requested by her professor.
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When editing, I prefer to triple-space my notes for clarity.
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The teacher asked us to triple-space our essays.
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To make the document easier to read, she decided to triple-space each paragraph.
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The editor suggested that I triple-space the lines to improve clarity.
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For this assignment, you need to triple-space your text so it has more breathing room.
Synonyms
to double-space
vsto triple-space
1
3.2
Type or format text with a blank line between each line
insert two full blank lines between each text line
7.4
To add extra space between lines of text
specifies a fixed amount of extra space namely two blank lines between lines
How Spaced
Surface Forms
triple-space infinitive
triple-spaced past
triple-spaced past participle
triple-spacing present participle
triple-spaces third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Triple-space combines triple ('three') and space ('an empty gap'). It means to leave two empty lines between each line of text, giving three line spaces and making the page easier to read.